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OtherGrok Bot

Ask your bots what they’ve saved you (and steal this ROI prompt)

Result

self-reported

Over about 7 weeks on a $28/month plan: 48 hours of his time produced about 250 hours of work he values at $12,500, plus $2.5K saved on a quoted Google Ad Manager setup, $1K on web design and $500 on a domain and ISP move.

Mike Stuart in Johannesburg used Grok Bot and Grok for domain moves, site migrations, an ad server audit and media kit for a publishing site, backups, a grant form and time reports. Then he had his bot add it all up, and he shared the exact prompt.

Who did it

Mike Stuart (@mpgstuart)Web and publishing projects (Johannesburg, South Africa)Mike Stuart on X · Oct 14, 2026

Try it now

  1. Paste the prompt below into your bot or AI chat.
  2. Check its list against what you actually did and correct any project it got wrong.
  3. Multiply the hours by your own hourly rate, and add any quotes you didn’t have to pay.
  4. Compare with your subscription cost and decide what to hand off next.
Copy-paste prompt
Create a summary in plain English of all work done on Grok since I started using it along with an estimate of the number of human hours it would have taken to complete each major piece of work without AI assistance for an [entry level] skilled person. Don't get too detailed: limit your output to the top 10 - 20 pieces of work. Now calculate the hours saved and work generated multiplied by [my hourly rate]. Now compare that with the cost of my subscription.

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